formal protest

Groups of students met over the weekend to consider formal protests.

The editors were expected to make a formal protest today.

Edward made a formal protest, but he was in no position to do more.

The government of Argentina "is understood to have made a formal protest".

I shall have to make a formal protest to you, of course."

This was a formal protest against the weakness of those who had been persuaded to drive him out.

He said the two notes registered concern but not formal protest over the reported Pakistani move.

"Sir, as head of security, I must register a formal protest."

A formal protest was immediately lodged by the American ambassador.

Two other candidates who had been equally critical also decided not to lodge formal protests.

There would be a formal protest and within six hours they would accept the situation.

Formal protests were filed and diplomatic negotiations held, but nothing ever came of them.

Following a formal protest from Boeing, the competition was reopened.

"I beg to lodge a formal protest against these proceedings," said he.

The Americans have uttered no formal protest about the minefield.

In this event, a formal protest process is set in motion.

In this regard, I would like to make a formal protest against this change.

I take note of your formal protest but the amendments remain inadmissible.

The following day they returned to make a formal protest, but would continue to abstain from involvement in the work of the Council.

As a result, the umpires filed a formal protest of Vincent's decision.

Rawl filed a formal protest of the official election results.

Cuba lodged a formal protest at its lack of inclusion.

Our formal protest was turned down by the High Command."

The Government makes a formal protest every week.

"It's only fair to inform you that I'll be lodging a formal protest."